Kameni: “We must pick ourselves up and go all out from our next training session”
The goalkeeper has played his 50th consecutive match with the ‘Malaguistas’, and tonight returned to his former team, RCD Espanyol where he didn’t celebrate his said achievement.
Hurt
“This match hurts as we generated scoring chances but were unable to find the net, so we’re going home feeling very low.”
Responsible
“It’s clear to me; the coach is the same as last season, and with him we’ve played some great games and had a good season. We started this campaign with new players, adapting hasn’t been easy and we’re in this situation because of ourselves, we are the players.
“If the coach makes us work five times a day and on match day we don’t do what we’re supposed to do and fight for every ball, then it’s all for nothing. We are the first ones who must turn this situation around. Being a footballer means having to suffer and overcome times like this. We must pick ourselves up and go all out from our next training session, with the firm belief that this will change.”